123567890134567890123456790 I can see the pattern: count successive powers of 2, dropping the digit that would occurred. So the next part of the sequence is 123456789012345678901234567891... etc. But I have no idea how much of the sequence they want me to type in. Very frustrating!
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#142123567890134567890123456790 I can see the pattern: count successive powers of 2, dropping the digit that would occurred. So the next part of the sequence is 123456789012345678901234567891... etc. But I have no idea how much of the sequence they want me to type in. Very frustrating!
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#143Earlier quoted context omitted.
Summary: Base 64 encoded gzip, Expanded gives a set of directions (Left Down Right Up) Drawn gives 5138 Flipped upside down gives 2138 2=B 1=A 3=C 8=H, BACH Answer: johann sebastian
That's so contrived, and they got it so quickly. And they got #40 even quicker.
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#144123567890134567890123456790 I can see the pattern: count successive powers of 2, dropping the digit that would occurred. So the next part of the sequence is 123456789012345678901234567891... etc. But I have no idea how much of the sequence they want me to type in. Very frustrating!
It’s much more simple it’s just 428 cause it’s missing those numbers
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#146Interesting how this is a great example for on boarding users to a new software, or suck them into completing tougher and tougher tasks. Start with simple questions and tasks and let the user build confidence. Once they answer / complete a few tasks, their ego will push them to take on the next few tasks!
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#147Re: Never Completed Game
#1484chan has the current high score(spoiler warning http://boards.4chan.org/sci/thread/9202862 )
They just completed it, verified on my end. http://boards.4chan.org/sci/thread/9202862#p9203437
Never change, 4chan. Never change.
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#150Earlier quoted context omitted.
4chan flew through the last several. Amazing work.
I actually want to see a timeline of how long it took for each question. The 4chan posts all have timestamps for when the answers were posted so this shouldn't be too hard to do. There are archives of the older threads as well.
Q23: 19:28:28
Q24: 19:38:38
Q25: 19:54:52
Q26: 20:02:44
Q27: 20:05:08
Q28: 20:24:09
Q29: 20:27:42
Q30: 21:22:56
Q31: 22:37:51
Q32: 22:53:41
(thread languishes until 2-3 am, few posts are made, a new thread arrives)
Q33: 05:05:16
Q34: 05:23:58
Q35: 05:38:09
Q36: 05:54:55
Q37: 06:17:25
Q38: 06:21:57
Q39: 06:47:14
Q40: 06:53:04